Re: What this mean? Compiler output


Olaf "El Blanco" wrote:

You should have tried to post some code as well...

19 ..\tipos.h previous declaration of 'ccc' was here

This probably means that you have multiple (same) declaration of the
symbol `ccc`, and that the first one was on line 19. You should also
have an error message telling you where the duplicate was found.

27 ..\tipos.h conflicting types for 'client'

Probably same as above, but this time the declarations did not match in
type.

I have a lot...

Try fixing one by one.

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